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Popular Crossdresser Bobrisky’s Father Dies
Popular Crossdresser Bobrisky’s Father Dies
Popular Nigerian crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, aka Bobrisky has lost his father, Kunle Okunneye.
Debola Okunneye, a son of the deceased on Monday, said, “Yes, my father died this morning and we are making preparations for his burial.”
Lastborn, who is the Secretary of the Beach Nigeria Enterprises, a car hire service situated at the Federal Palace Hotel, Lagos, where then late Okunneye worked as one of its directors, also confirmed that the deceased will be buried according to Islamic rites by 4 pm today.
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